Silvermouse

Silvermouse has made a mark in the electronic scene with tracks that resonate well with fans. One standout is “Druids Rising,” which features a catchy beat that draws listeners in. The energy is palpable, making it a favorite in live sets. “Today Is a New Day - Live at Glastonbury 2024” captures the thrill of a festival atmosphere, showcasing how their sound translates to a live audience.

Other notable tracks include “Spores in My Dermis,” “Existence Experience,” and “Little Ratty.” Each piece reflects a unique aspect of their style, blending various electronic elements. “Freaks and Lovers” and “Beef in D Minor” also highlight their versatility, while “Tripgnosis” and “Lionsmane” push sonic boundaries. “Beyond the Dream Drum” rounds out a collection that showcases their creativity and connection with listeners.

Silvermouse has recently released the album "In the Wood (Day 4) (Live at Glastonbury Festival) (2024)," capturing their live performance energy. This project adds to their discography, following "Beyond (2023)" and "Earthadelik (2019)." The live setting brings a unique experience to the tracks, showcasing their electronic sound in a vibrant atmosphere.

The latest single, "Today Is a New Day (2024)," reflects their ongoing evolution in music. Additionally, the series of tracks from the Glastonbury Festival, including "In the Wood (Day 1) (Live at Glastonbury Festival) (2024)," "In the Wood (Day 2) (Live at Glastonbury Festival) (2024)," and "In the Wood (Day 3) (Live at Glastonbury Festival) (2024)," highlight their ability to engage with the audience. Each release contributes to their growing presence in the electronic music scene.

Silvermouse has made notable appearances at key venues and festivals that have shaped their presence in the electronic music scene. At the Love Shack in London, they delivered a set that resonated with the crowd, showcasing their unique sound. The atmosphere there was vibrant, aligning well with their musical style.

In Puerto Rico, performances at Earthship PR and Cobberton Gardens attracted local fans and visitors alike. Their set at the Mycelium Space was particularly memorable, drawing attention for its energy and connection with the audience. The Edgewood Arts Center also hosted Silvermouse, where the artist engaged with the community through music, further establishing their reputation.

These performances highlight Silvermouse’s growing influence and ability to connect with diverse audiences across various platforms. Their contributions to the electronic music landscape in both Puerto Rico and abroad continue to gain recognition.